All-Hallow Eve; or, The Test of Futurity.: Classic Book Guide and Free Edition
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All-Hallow Eve; or, The Test of Futurity. is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Curtis, Robert.
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"All-Hallow Eve; or, The Test of Futurity" by Robert Curtis is a novel written in the early 19th century. The story is set in rural Ireland and revolves around the lives of two prominent families, the Cavanas and the Murdocks, particularly focusing on Winifred Cavana, the only daughter of a prosperous farmer, and her interactions with potential suitors vying for her affection. Themes of social class, romance, and the impact of familial expectations are woven throughout the narrative. The opening portion of the novel introduces the picturesque landscape of Ireland, specifically the setting of Boher-na-Milthiogue, while also establishing the character of Winifred Cavana. As the daughter of a wealthy farmer, Winifred is perceived as a desirable match, attracting many admirers, including Tom Murdock, the son of a neighboring farmer. The initial chapters lay the groundwork for the impending social dynamics at play, revealing the interests of both families in marrying off their children for social and financial gain, as well as the underlying tensions that arise from these expectations. As Winifred navigates her feelings about her possible suitors, particularly the rivalry between Tom and Edward Lennon, the reader begins to sense the significant choices that will dictate not only her future but also the fate of their families' fortunes.
Book and edition facts
- Title: All-Hallow Eve; or, The Test of Futurity.
- Author credits: Curtis, Robert
- Catalogue language: English
Catalogue subjects
- Ireland -- Fiction
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- Category: Novels
- Category: Romance
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